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This question tests which bird species may be controlled with Avitrol in non-field settings according to the product label. Avitrol works by baiting a small number of treated birds to trigger an alarm response, which helps deter others. Because it is a regulated product, its use is limited to species named on the label and to non-field areas such as around buildings and other structures.

The set that fits best includes blackbirds, sparrows, pigeons, and gulls. These are the commonly listed urban pest birds that are permitted targets for non-field use of Avitrol under the label.

Other groups involve birds that are typically protected or not listed for this specific use, such as raptors and various songbirds not on the approved list. Using Avitrol on those would not comply with the labeling and regulatory guidelines.